The Olin Revelation: An Introduction
Dear Guest,
Who invented the alphabet? What do the letter symbols actually represent? Where did the word boat come from, and how did it come to mean what it means?
There are plenty of websites and textbooks that will provide you with the generally accepted answer to these questions. But the generally accepted answers, in the opinion of this author, are nothing more than placebos.
This site represents an ongoing inquiry into the origin of the alphabet and the words we speak. Here you will not find the usual answers. Instead, you will be introduced to a radical, new theory concerning the meanings of the letters and their associated sounds. So don’t be overly surprised if what you find here you find no where else.
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The truth is this...
Most of us take the language we speak for granted. We are told very little of its origins, and what we are told is mostly guesswork and, all too frequently, embarrassingly transparent rubbish. Most of us accept that we will never know where the words we speak came from, and most of us quite frankly don’t care. Language is simply a tool, and whether it was given to us by God or by aliens doesn’t concern us in the slightest. The few etymologies we know, amount to nothing more than cocktail trivia we retain because they amuse us and those we happen to share them with.
As for the so-called “experts”, historical linguistics is akin to a mystery religion and they are its chief priests. They hunt for patterns and plausible explanations; but they know no more about the origins of language than the Aztec priests of the fifteenth century knew about lunar eclipses. They continue to search for the key that will ultimately unlock the mysteries at the heart of their religion; but, I also suspect, deep in their hearts, they are secretly afraid of what they will discover when such a key is found.
Yet language is nothing short of amazing. There is no denying it. Language reaches deep into the human mind and even into our genetic make-up. Our ancient history—the history that has been lost to us—is encoded in our languages like a hologram. And if such a thing as “magic” does indeed exist, it can surely be found in language, which is perhaps the most sophisticated form of indirect causation that occurs in our universe.
The importance of language is a recurring theme in the Bible. In the book of Genesis, God doesn’t just simply create light; God speaks and then there is light. In the Book of Daniel, Daniel is called before kings specifically to interpret dreams and translate writing that no one else can translate. The Gospel According to John famously begins “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God”. Such passages and countless others like them provide strong evidence that language is itself a focal point of the Bible.
He who has ears let him hear. The sounds you utter and the letters that represent those sounds all have very specific meanings. And, from what I can tell, every utterance you make evokes those meanings deep within your subconscious and within those who hear you long before either you or they are even aware of the words and sentences that those utterances are part of. You are in fact only consciously aware of the filtered, final outcome—not the acoustic, mnemonic fragments that actively resonated within your subconscious from which the final outcome was synthesized. But that does not mean that those acoustic, mnemonic fragments actively resonating within your subconscious are not affecting you and influencing your behavior all the same.
My original research was not in linguistics; my original research was related to the flood of Noah. But while thrashing through the stories and myths that appeared to be connected in one way or another to the Biblical account of Noah, I stumbled upon the discovery of a lifetime. No, make that the discovery of a thousand lifetimes. I discovered the meaning of the letters of the English alphabet and the sounds that the letters represent. I discovered the key that the linguists have been searching for, a key that would not only unlock historical secrets long hidden from view, but would also open a doorway into the unknown.
You can believe whatever you want to believe. You can simply close your eyes and choose to deny the things you have seen or heard and accept the official line. But I cannot. I have seen things and learned things that I can neither deny nor explain away. For me, the evidence is overwhelming. And while I have a thousand unanswered questions, what I do know for certain is that what I have observed is anything but the “usual”.
By discovering the meanings of the letters of the alphabet, I have unmasked a fraud, a deception. But I honestly have few clues as to who (if anyone) might have perpetrated the fraud and why. Is it merely a case of the blind leading the blind? Did mankind simply grow ignorant after countless wars and natural disasters as suggested by Plato in his dialog Critias? Are we the victims of a conspiracy orchestrated by Constantine as suggested by Tony Bushby? Was our ancient history fabricated for us during the 16th Century as suggested by Anatoly Fomenko? Or was it all God’s handiwork as suggested in Genesis? What I do know with certainty is that human conspiracy can not account for some of the amazing things I have witnessed in relation to the language I call Olin.
Is it real or is it all merely an illusion? Ultimately, you must decide for yourself. I am merely providing you with the choice.
| The Fifty Drachma Course provides you with what you need to know before you can begin to understand the material provided in the later chapters. You will learn the meanings associated with each letter of the Latin alphabet. |
| Chapter 2 provides you with an Olin-based etymological dictionary of over 4500 English words. Note that this dictionary is a work in progress. Many of the translations have not yet been updated to fully reflect all of the insights that have been achieved through recent research. To see some of the more recent translations, you may want to begin by taking a look at the translations for words begining with either e or i. |
| While developing the etymological dictionary in Chapter 2, it became pretty clear that English words derived from Latin provided some of the most impressive translations. However, it was also quite apparent that English words derived from other languages also reflect Olin meanings. Therefore, in Chapter 3, a small selection of translations for words from other languages--including Asian, African and Native America tongues--is provided. These foreign words provide strong evidence that the Olin meanings found in English are very likely universal, potentially even encoded within the human genome. |
| Clearly if Olin meanings are evident within Hebrew and Greek words, one would reasonably expect to find Olin meanings within the Bible as well...and one does. But something far more remarkable became evident as these meanings were being researched. Specifically, each name within the Bible appeared to assume far more than a single, simple meaning; instead, each name appeared to miraculously reflect multiple aspects of the stories they appeared within, almost as though details of each story evolved from the names of the story's key characters. It would be easy and quite tempting to conclude that the names inspired the stories or that the Olin meanings are completely arbitrary, assuming any meaning one desires them to have. But that would not do justice to what is made painfully clear. The Olin language is anything but ordinary. |
| For some, there is no God, no mystery that cannot be explained. And the easiest answer they can give for a miracle is that it is simply an illusion, a clever parlor trick that can only serve to deceive. For them, there is truly nothing in Chapter 5 worthy of their precious time. But for those of you who do believe in miracles, you are encouraged to read further and discover for yourself that every name, even your own, is, in fact, God given. |
| Here you will find a few links that may prove interesting. |
| Something to think about before you leave. |
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